Pu-erh TeaPu-erh is renowned for its medicinal qualities. Unlike other teas, Pu-erh's quality and taste improves with age. It's taste is often described as earthy but some very well aged Pu-erh produce cups of incredibly smooth and wonderfully complex beverage.

Chinese White and Yellow TeaChinese White & Yellow teas are light and delicately smooth. They are the least processed tea, undergoing just steaming and drying, leaving it close to its natural state. Recent studies have shown that these teas contains more cancer-fighting antioxidants than any other teas.

Gaiwan | Tenmoku | OthersFor centuries, Chinese tea has been brewed in small Yixing teapots or in bowl-shaped cups called Gaiwan. Some tea connoisseurs reputedly use different pots for different types of tea as this is said to draw out the best flavor of the tea. Heighten your experience with these teaware.

Tea Gift BoxChinese tea, a wonderful beverage with many health benefits makes great gifts. It sends a message that you truly care, no matter if the recipient is a special friend, a family member or your loved one. Just select the gift box and accompanying teas, and send that message today!

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"There are times, nonetheless, when the meaning of 'drink' becomes obscure.
If one would merely slake his thirst, then he can drink rice and water.
Should melancholy, sadness or anger strike, he can turn to wine to drink.
But if one would dispel an evening's unproductive lassitude, the meaning of 'drink' is tea."

- An excerpt from Cha Jing (The Classic of Tea) by Lu Yu (733-804), Tang Dynasty